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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Boylston prize speaking on Thursday evening was well attended and the speaking as a whole fully equalled, and, in our opinion, surpassed, that of last year. Mr. Jones deserves great credit, as a large part of the excellence of the speaking was due to his unaided efforts. We agree with the Crimson and Advocate that it is more just for all competitors to declaim in English, though the terms of the donation allow, in addition. Latin and Greek pieces. Though the speaking this year contained few pieces of a dramatic character, the fact that two pieces of this nature received...
...with Clark and Biddle bowling for Harvard. After a little preliminary skirmishing the score gradually commenced to creep up, although the magnificent bowling of Clark proved embarrassing to all opponents, with the exception of Joues and Wright. The Longwoods left the bat with eighty-three runs to their credit, and their places were taken by the Harvards, who in spite of the fine bowling of Phillips and Dutton succeeded in secuing 35 runs. A second inning was played only by the Longwoods as the lateness of the hour prevented Harvard from again wielding the willow. A return match will...
...perfect, and he assisted in two brilliant double plays, one in the sixth innings and another in the seventh. LeMoyne made a beautiful fly catch from Child's bat in the ninth innings, and Baker made a brilliant stop of a hit from Child's in the seventh. Great credit is due Nichols, Allen and Smith. Their play throughout was as steady as that of veterans, Allen's throwing to second being quick and accurate, and Nichols' pitching admirable in every respect, while Smith, besides covering first in his usual faultless manner, did the only good work...
...whole, the race may be considered a great success. both in respect to the rowing itself and in respect to the complete arrangements which had been made; for this the officers of the boat club deserve credit. The new method of starting the boats by the tug whistle and pistol shot was eminently successful, and should be adopted as the permanent regulation for starting. The graduation of '83 will leave for next year three very evenly matched crews, and provided '85 and '86 improve in the way they are capable of, we predict another close and exciting race...
...offer to the seniors our sincere congratulations upon the excellent ending which they have made to their brilliant boating career. Starting out in their freshman year with two victories to their credit, they held their own in the sophomore and junior years, although furnishing at the same time five men for the University; and now they have completed their record with another finely rowed race and victory. In all, the class has rowed six races, in three of which they have been victorious; in two races they have been second, lapping the winning boat each time, being beaten only...